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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
8tcMetOt etn Soot1Mlaa+

9luf etnen 9oOti6lag miro m0gli9erpeiie
et1e aus Doutg 9ertn9fiIgtgem NnlaB 6erz
Dorgegangene 9tauferei DinauSlaufen, ipelde
9eltern SIT fritber Wforgenitul1oe, 3mtiden
II uno l l1Dr, i'm QelanD 70otel 5iDii6er1
Dem S6anfipdrter Sa11es 8. 0eoine ltno
vgttd" Sane, etnem farbtgcn Qtuftpdrter,
ltattfonb. 9epine ipoute oa5 nit benz 60tel
%perbunbene S6anflofal i0lieBen, ais nod
elmer Der Glerfs erl0ien uno Sem Nfriforer
Zane IN l9er5enoem Sone 5urtef, er lole
bod enolI6 ben lbn l6ulbiget1, balben
9pudr beSablen. Sane tpurbe alsba(b
ui6noooertg" uto Oeptne, tpelden bie
Sahe lebr beluftt9te, llt6te bas BET Dem
S9par5en einntal tpadgerlfene, 6ibiQe
temperament iiberfillfigerlpeii 6urd Sic
9tiige ou5ufade1, Elm 9tufmGrter babe ftd
benz t6otel>Glerf gegenitber Elm fir allelnoI
Der 9rDBten 6oftbfeit SIT befleibigeu. Sin
Wort CAB balo baS dnoere, Cane mari
9eDtre barl1 nit elmer Safe uno bteier
i6lug, tnGbren6 Der @lerf fib 0ridte. nit
etnem Stode Den Sarbigen nieoer.
Sin Nr3t be5et6nete Die GerfeBunden Q[s
utgctdbrli6, I'M 2aufe bes geitriqen Soaes
tpuroe tnoel1en bet Sane Elm S6Goelbruh
conltattrt uno Der Bernu1bete miro tpo6rz
ldetnlt6 fterbelt. Ser f%rafebuu1ttqe Sdo1fz
tpdrter 0eptne lit per1aftet lporoen. @r lit
unperbetrotbet, tpdDrenb Game in st. Qouis
Srau uno Gtnber bat. 8etbe MGnner ftn6
Jet Oret Sa0ren auf's 8elte b~efreunOet gez
9enine tpurbe geltern 9Gben6, 6a cine al1z
9enbItflt6e Qebe1Sgeiabr bel Sane rtbt
b%orbanoen 51 letn i6etnt, bnr6 gtt6ter st.
8. W9tte nab 6tnterlegung elmer BIrqz
l6aft BON $4,000 Bis gum 25. Bis. out
trelen Sui. geiebt. Seine 8iirgen fiu6 Sic
9ro9uen6anoler S. so. ytideu uno SO. 81.
8. 8rnfpt1. 01nS. h6 nnh IS Nn1nlftr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
ana snea1 et1es aaus atittels.

Gin M}ittel, melbes i6nea unb griinoli9 BON 10
bduHq portouluteuben unpaBli9teitcn, THE Snbtges
itiou, gerItopfuug, Salen= rnb ir9enb tpei1ert Nta=
Iorialetoeu, befreit, lit selpiB bas Sbeal etnes Saus.
mittels. Gin lDl1es Msittel lit s oitetter's u as
oenbttterS, bos nibt MIR bteie Setoen %ousrotteH
fam, Ionberu aud ether 9ispofition fir 9fterenletbert
g2heuuatisuus uub ~por3eitige GrI1loffllt19 oersebeuss
qeiIter entoegenipirft u@uf 9otteS lpeiteut @roopOen",
f~pa1iaqeu, egiitirt l9perltb eH 5foettes 10 nnsltaes,
ipirfiames unb au9enebutes 9ans=HHtper}oir1ttte p1e
bas 8itters. au9 pom dr3tltGea STAMP piro rs
orri6b bnhoefcbdst, pie bon beu 5arnilien Imerifa's.
i~1n,6blioe drat(ide 3euantIIe, bereu @btbett Mnanie3t=
bar IT. ipeiie s't Ieime '@%sSrOienfte mad; 9is ysa9frass
nad ~bertlel6et ninmt I'M au5lanoe, tte ta oent
0anoe leti1er Gutoedulg tnlllter nlebr gu pa Se1t 3.no
nnna bon ieinen tpobItbdfi9eu @irfan9en beftdti8t
haben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
0ic nrtttett 0Ieinetf.

Man Iiebt oft ainoer nit rOtbem Nusi4las=
gen I'M @eli9t unb al ben 0QnoelJ mt
i6uppiger @olt unO oft nit @unoen auf
benz &opfe. gSdbreno oeS @a6Stbuns be-
biirfen Die &iuber reilleS Slut, ltnt ltorte lt1lo
s%eillnoe &0rper barnit aufSlbalen. g9Iro
DR.. Nierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
(9olbene mebi;inil6e Gntoednn9) elnge9ebe1t,
10 pirb bas Gtut BON ieInen l9ttltlnelt Gez
ltaubtbetleu 9eldutert, ulO Die ~Grtplfellllg
bes &lnbes mirb, pte eS ietn lottte, enc 9ez
munbe GteQen, Niiit9elenfleiben ooer alloere
l6lirnme &ronfbeiteu ltnb llebel iilb Die 9e-
lipiillen 6Dleen pom 8eruodloifigun9 unb
afausel art seb0riser Auimertian1feit IN lol=
det 5SdQeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
Gin ttttbeitrcitbar ft6etcS 1tttter.
4te0Ntcat+
grant 6iaett erb9Gt ole $4,000, toeId)e CT III
oct &nmitana StaetSs9pttcrte gcsogeu.

Tranf @ilett aus 6ieier Gta6t, ser gliidz
lide 8efiber zines se6nten Gbeiles .De5
Sidet 81 SOB in Der r9ouiiiana State Qotz
terD", tpelbe5 am Is. bs. Ifts. $50, 900 gez
Sogert bat, erbielt g~elteru ein Yafet bon Der
gSellS Sarge GrpreB, bas 25O ;3manstgz
Dollar S0eine ent6ieLt. Oas @elo lit ge-
raoe llelu1 Sage 1adoem bas Sidet bier
abgel6tGt tpur0e, angefommen.
Ginem 8eri6teritatter Ser Stems 9e9elt1
llber madte Sr, OiIett ~folgenoe M1gaben:
ST babe ote lebtsn 5nei poer bret SABRE iez
ben WtDnat in 0ieier 2otterie geIpielt, aber
ME, nit 3tDet NlSnabnlen, ,1nebr ais etnen
9olar sur s3eit aagelegt. Der gauge Bez
treg, Det6en er bis jeBt baSu DertpeltDet,
miro $50 ni6t ii6eritetgen.
ST bat nternalS Dor Dteiem ettpas geso9en,
aber er belt itets 6aran, fiiblenb, 6aB feline
QusT6t gu geDinnen 10 gut mar, olS Die
trgeno zines 2lnoeren, unb ietn 3utrauen
1purbe gut belobnt. ST.. @iQett iaet, er
lperoe fortfabren in bteier 2otterie ansltlez
gen uno Sipnr ieben Waonat, obne Niidiiht
auf lein ,ib0neS GerntDger. 2lls CT gum
Beri6terftatter ipra6, tpurbe 9rn. @tlIett
einen 8rtef lberliefert, nelder elm Iidet
fir Die nddite monatli6e :3iebung entbielt.
gtorfoIf (9teb.) SEEMS, Sept. 20.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

Sn Grtuagung, bab bic SURF, ipelhe iiber
ben Nnar6itcn III Oeri6t iaB, llidt u1t>
'parteiii6 mar uno bas O6ergeri6t baS
llrtGetl picler Surp, tpel6es atf Iooc5trafe
lalitet, b~cft1ttgt' bat, uno III GrtrGgltng,
Dap ben 8erurtbeiIten nidt na0gelDtelen
ipurDe, DAP lie Die Geriibcr Doer Die Gbetl1
nebner an ocm0eunnrft> Gerbre6su lparcn,
beldlieBt 0aS bier perfammelte 8olf, ge9en
Die Sollitre6u1g beS T%oOesurtDetlS 5u prD>
t"eIttren ultO an bic WeiSbeit oeS 0ouper>
neurS GIL appettiren, banlit ct bon ieiner
tbn1 Derliebenen @etpalt @ebrau6 made
uno Wtilbe ilbe, inoem er baS lrtDeil UNI
tponDle.
Die 8ei0liiie tpur6en nit itiirmtl0em
GefaQ alfgenommeu.
Ibom. Morgan, Ser groBe Nrbeiter1
0poftel, ergrifT baum ais lebter 9te6ner oa5
Wort uno l6iloerte in Der befannte11 gSetie,
tpie bic Yolittfer Der alten 8arteien BET ben
Wa6len oa5 Bolf bei9pinbelten. 0ann
bel0mcrte iid ser Nebner ii6er Bic oGcporz
ter" lpelde III ben 3ettun9en ntcntalS oa5
Nabre bcrtd)teten uno baS Qplt oaourd III
Der unipilienDett lber Die T0atio1en err
gteltelt. @eitaa unb beutide 8ltfe:
~ Status NIT ben &erlen.") gtu6 etrem Set
terbteb alf leinen polttti0e1tG eguer@ leeio1t,
tpelder baS arbeitenoe Bplf pertptrre, erfldrte
Der 9teoner, oas 0olf miiie 81 iammeh9alten,
oann lGgen Die Gapitaltltelt balo gu ietnen
SdBen unb bas 9olf babe SIT beittruner,
mas bic 9oli5ei SIT ttbun babe. Dam altf
Die Nitar6tlten iibergebenb, meinte Ser 0te0=
net, YarlonS mare ebenio tpentg nit ieiner
fSarntlie St Der 8erlammlung otf Dem Oell=
marft 8ega1gen, UNI einen Nufrubr 6erpor=
5%urufen, pte Die bier antpeienbe Neriamm=
lung bierber 4efommen iei, Inn @etpatt 5u
gebrau6en. 0a Ser 0teoner INNER mebr in
baS EaDrpalier bes politiiden Speed" gez
rtetb, 10 perltebem piele l6neibige Auardtiten
oas Qofal, ipeil Tie ettpas v8eiiereS" erpartet
latten. 3um S6tulie ieiner NeOe fam
W1organ enolt6 ipteber auf bic 2nar6iften
3u lpreden ln6 lobte Die Gerlamullng, oa6
ie 10 einitimntig geger bic GoQltrefuag oe5
SooeSurtDeils an ben vbropen OeGnnern,
pel6e fir oes NolfeS Ge6te geitrttten bGtz
ten" , eingetrete1 Jet. q
Die geriamnllung tpltr6e bann gei6Ioiien
uno Die 1betlnebnter oaran perlieBe1 bierauf
obne iegltde StOrun9 Die Sale.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
G6W46e 06fncr.

pel6e tbre pole Mannesfratt unb Glaiti3itGt
bes @etlteS wieoer 81 erlansen wiini9en, err
baIten lnent9elelid MuStunft Iber Elm
1te1tcS SettOerfabrctt, wel6es ii6 Bis
lest in jebem ein5elnen Sale gl0u;enb be-
lpdDrt bat, SeRollolun9 ebenio einfa6 mte
biaig. Seoer letl1 ei9ener Ar5t. Sud- nebh
e daGftraas g Sar aselu eit ,aeeas.s stsp gsal.
IarO, 10 g. SOnfton Str+s 9tewOort,
90. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
cine 1tebltGc @eG@tSfarbe.

nWas fir cine ,liebli9e @eli9tsfarbe!I"
mie lie ii0 sic p,esrl96aiit!# Die @einbeit t ltn6
pirflt9e 9teblt9fett Der @eli0tSfor6e bGngt
oQettol pom Slute al. 0ieienigen, oeren
@eii6t frantbaft bloB 1tnb fiul1ig lit, folneu
ibrer 0aut baOur1 @lGtte ulo gelunbes
auSiebeu perl6afieu, Dap tie 9enu9 bon DR..
Yterce's Golden Medical Discovery"
(9olbene mebt5inil6e gntbeflng) einnebmen,
Inn bic i'm &Orper lallernben boieu SQfte
nuSsu1nersen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
Bay= 0c,.u,ta saac lit GtrDpa.

Die untcr bieienSite( i'm pMeiten" uerOffelltz
li6ten tntcreiianten Heilelbtloerltlt9eit pes
6ru. WolbingtDn 6cIing ftno, etllert plel7
fa6 9cduberten Munl6e SufDlge,, Ill elllet
bouerloeren Sorm ais Bud erl1lene1g pas
fir Ben billigen BrciS bon SO @entS TT oer
Office Ser 81. Staatsaeitung" unb our6
uniere Mgeltten 81 babeu it,. BIZ Brdrticil
bere6tigte 2eier' bes v8n6enblatts" ooer
bes yMeitens" fDnnen bas 8u6 an Steue
elmer anDeren 8rGmie besie0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

lleber bic pielen 1uiiul6enswertben Tol9en
zines reinen 9lltes bari mar einen ela!tt=
i6en Gdritt, beitere 5timmung uro refine
Geli1tSiarbe s0bleu. User 9eltnoeS Slut
beliet, benz lteber1 leiue 6dhisteiteu gu Dien=
ten, CT erfreut li6 elmer i9nellen lno flaren
Nufiaiiun9. mas ullln0gli9 lit, wenn llnret=
ni9teiteu bas Slut bei6lperen unb lobmen.
.Gper's Sorlopurila lit bas bette betarnte
glutretni9uugs@ nno Gelebun9smIttel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

Ste aHgettetat bet1cDteat 4t4tS bes
tasenteet SlafOenbterc Der GoatraS
Setpp Sretuttn9 SO. fimo cScoers
Nestatt st ertpfeblet. 8eftcunuoees
btftet ttatt 0treft az Ole 9roueref
aat ie1toen. snoo,o ,n;tt = ma
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
$50 fmS Sobantt atro Sennato
GlcOUcI2

Serr 9altt &[eppel, Der lett mebreren
Monoten ais 8ruoer i'm bieiigeu 9aerianerz
8riiber76 olpttal tIGtig 1T, mo9te germ
tpiiien, no iih ietne 8rilber Sobann urlo
2eonor6 &leppel, Die ldon iett l6ngerer
3eit in Nmertfa itnb, aufbalten. ST er@
ilt6t bieielben, ooer O~ieieuigen, belten tbr
9tufentGalt befannt lit, ibm 0eabrt9t 5n@
fommen gu laiien. Seine Qoreiie 1T:
Alexian Brothers Hospital, N. Market
Str, Chicago, Ills.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

Oxidation Del lit Der sr0Bte G9mersertz
filler urierer 3ett. &etn onberes MttteI
fomntt inn 9leiG, es BELT ole S6merSen
uuo @unben, unb foitet nur 25 Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
Gn1tnrtn.A

Goforio be;It KoIiP, FortIeibiefeit
ma9enfdure, OurdfoI, 2tnfffoben,
Oerleibt eefunoen SaIaf nno R'ft Der
Deroauun9,
Obne f9doIi4e uIeoi5inirnr9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
Cafeteria.

vGofOria 1T fir Kinder 70 gut seets'
net, oa6 id es fir etwos porsisIideres
ais irgeno cine mir befonrte 2Irsrei en'.
pfehIe." g. g. STdJet,, NJ. De-,
III So. Ogforo St, 9rOoflYn, Il. 2.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
SPRING OPENING 1865.

OF my immense stock OF Spring Cloth
ING ior men. youths and boys. The
magnitude of my stock has never before
been cquale@l Ny steadily increasing
business and the liberal patronage upon
me in the past has justified NE in select
ing this large and we'll assorted stock OF
Spring clothing. The fancy and plain
Chcviot made in Squarc-cut Sacks. Gut
away Sacks. and the One and Four
button Cutawav Coat. You will also
find SergeS. Cassi..ere, WCrSteds. Whip
cord and CorkScrews made il the man
ner as the Cheviot, elegantly made and
trimmed. These garmcuts are Suaran-
tced to tit, and made cGwal to any mer-
chant tailor garment. have taxed my
best efforts in securing this Class OF
goods from the best manufacturers IN
order TO compete with custom work. and
to sell Won these goods 1T one-half their
price. Many who have had their clothes
made have been patronizin@ til" Empo-
rum of Fashion. "Why:" Because :hcy
get as fine suit, and will tit rs we'll,
and better trimmed. and equally as well
made. and at Il considerable less lost.
The most important feature is that they
can keep trying on until they can Get i
satisfactory fit and run 20 risk. aS they
usually do when having them made TO
order.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
More Courage than Prudence
Futrfeld .Neecs and Herald.

FuufsM Necs and Hsrald.
According to the Abbeville Press
and Banner, the grand jury of Able
vile County has ':presented' the Su-
preme Court of South Carolina: and
the editor of that journal rejoices at
this last exhibition Of matchless
"courage.'
But, meantime, what has become of
the "eternal fitness of things?" This
same Supreme Court is the highest
tribunal of this once proud common
wealth, and every intelligent citizen
Of the State believes to day that its
judgments, right and wrong, are
alike the outcome of fearless and un-
swerving honesty of purpose. 1t is
not q question of error here. The
people, the whole people, have made
this Court and given unto it the
mantle of majesty. 1t should not be
degraded, therefore, either by the in
science Of the small official or the
clap-trap Of the chimney corner edi-
tor.
The science of jurisprudence must
grow and expand as the civilization
of man advances, because all pro-
gress is from simplicity to complex
itv. It must meet all Of the vast
intricacies Of life and conduct and
cannot possibly be reduced to a
simple formula.
Let no self-appointed critic imagine
that it may be encompassed by any
and every small fraction of brain.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
Reforming a Topper.

From Harper's Magazine for July.
The father OF General F., Of Tir-
ginia, had a body servant who was
an inveterate topper. His master
tried every means in his power to
break him of drinking. Persuasion
was useless, advice wasted, and whip
ping but temporary in effect. Sam
had been to dance, had imbibed
freely, and returned home at break
of day, and at breakfast was rather
the worse for wear. His master
thought to try the effect of frighten-
ing him by apparently reading from
the morning paper the death Of q
drunkard in R. ''Spontaneous COM
bustion! Horrible death of q drunk
ard! Last night Michael Maginnis
was in beastly state Of intox' cation
he retired to his room, and in blow
ING out the candle his breath caught
fire. He was entirely consumed and
nothing left of him but the ashes in
his Shoes" Sam stood with eyes
aeoe and hands raised. "Marse John,
dis niger neher blow out a candle
ez long ez he lib, shuah!'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
The Way They Do ia Georgia.
atlanta Consultation, 25th.


Passengers on the Georgia fast train
were treated to quite rare sensation
yesterday.
Just after leaving Atlanta, when con-
ductor Harris went through the train
taking up tickets before the first station
was reached, he noticed two well dressed
negroes occupying seats in the tirst-class
white coach. He approached them, and
requested them to 60 into the car provl-
ded for persons of their race, which is,
indeed, first-class car. They Informed
him that they hailed from Boston and
had no idea of so doing. Mr.. Harris
again asked them to change cars, telling
them that if they did not do so trouble
| would be caused by it.
They again refused, when tgo gentle
men passengers advised them to vacate.
Their advice was, however, not taken.
A man sitting near them said nothing,
but when the first telegraph station was
reached he telegraphed the facts to Con-
yers. and asked that 4 party meet the
| train and dispose CT the negroes. When
the train reached there it was boarded
by 4 dozen men, all armed with pistols,
who in less time than it takes to tell it
had the car cleared of negroes. They
did not even wait to be told to vacate,
but Just as soon as they caught sight Of
the drawn pistols they left in a run for
the negro coach. The passengers were
not again troubled by them. and it is
hardly probable they will again attempt
to ride in frSt-claSS white coach while
in Georgia. Conductor Harris. it seems,
did not put them out by force, as he
feared lawsuit from it.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
A Lively Court Scene.
Marion Star, Junc q.

On Friday, Justice Evans regular
day for holding court, squabble oc-
cured between q professional and q
non professional attorney. The case
was TIE State VS.. A. 7. Sn;pes for
trespass. Mr.. II. Grahar. appeared
as prosecutor and managed his own
case, while ". J. Montgomery, Esq,
appeared for the defendant. In the
course Of his remaks to the jury
Mr.. Montgomery said that the case
was only the result Of malice on the
part Of the prosecutor, who sought in
this way to injure tie defendant. Mr..
Grantham in his reply, thinking that
attorneys might not be deferred from
using any language they might see
fit, said that whoever said that he
allowed malice to influence him in
this matter told lie, whereupon his
head received rap with an um.
0-ella in the hand of Mr.. Moutgom-
cry. A few blows were passed, the
greater number taking effect oD his
honor, who with bar, panel and spec
tstors separated the combatants.
Grantham was find SO and sent to
jail for twelve hours-the extent of
the law. Il is probably best to en-
ploy an attorney for prosecuting
these cases, even if it costs 2 little
more.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
Cows Are So Thoughtless.
From, the Dakota Bell.

We feel that We must say word
on the habit the COWS of Sioux Falls
have of wandering around in the
night and calling on prominent citi-
zens. To have long hollow-chested
mich cow introduce her head into
our bedroom window at 2 o'clock in
the morning and attempt to converse
with US in low, anxious tone, is far
from pleasant. And when she crooks
her head around and grasps one cor
ner of the bed-spread and pulls the
whole thing out Of the window, and
then goes and sits down on the flower
bed and calmly chews up the spread,
it is calculated to make person use
harsh language.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
SHOES.

Nv business in this line has Increased
50 that l have enlarged this department
in order to make room for my large as
sortment OF Gents Fine Shoes for Spring
and Summer wear. Among the leading
makes the celebrated BanniSter Shoes
may be found il all the latest shapes in
Congress. Lace and Low-quartcr Shoes.
| have 4 beautiful line OF Shoes in all
styles, HanG-scwcd. guaranteed for
:5.O0-the best shoe in the city. Also
the celebrated douglass Sho9, warranted;
price in mems, 500; in boys $500.
Hoping to see you at The Emporium Of
Fashion inspecting this mammoth stock.
Respectfully, NJ. l.. h lNAkD.
Columbia. ). G..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
HATS.

This stock is complete in every style
OF Hat that 4 gentleman can wish for.
Among this stock will be foHnd the Gel
ebrated Boston Flexible Stif Hat in all
the latest Spring shapes, in the fashion
able shades OF Granite. Pearl. Nutra.
Brown and Black, also Pearl Cashmere
Hats. The celebrated Dunlap Stiff Hats
in the latest Spring styles. These Hats.
as we'll as the Boston Flexible, can only y
be found here rs am the sole agent 1ol
these manufactures. My stock OF Straw
Hats is so large, and the styles are so MI
merous, that it will be iml"SSiblc TO 90
into details. Suffice it 10 say that it
is complete in every respect III regard to
price ;lMl quality.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
Shocking Inhumanity.
Edgefeld Chronicle.

Edgefeld Chronicle.
We have travelled all through the
elysian fields of Ridge Spring and
Batesburg, and no human soul has
offered US a peach. Millions and
millions and millions Of fried chick
en- drumsticks; and lemon pies
surging mountain high; and jce-
cream in Unreasonable avalanches;
and dainties as countless as the
sands on the seashore; but not g
peach. And still there were peaches
there. We call this ruthless and
shocking inhumanity. And we feel
that We shall 60 down to the grave
sorrowing with bitter disappoint-
ment.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
Honorable Mention of Fairchild
Ne,r York Star.

General Lucius Fairchild has rem
dered the country one great and
memorable service. Right at the
threshold of the dog days, before the
best midsummer article could be pro-
daced and while the fool killer was
fast growing silly under an embsr-
ras de riceesse, General Fairchild
has settled all doubts and fixed the
standard Of the season away beyond
mortal reach. Thousands Of plod-
ding and industrious idiots all over
the land, who have made asses Of
themselves by the sweat of their
brows, and who had looked forward
to retiring on modest competence
of fodium at the end Of long and faith.
full service, will now abandon the
struggle in despair. The record Of
this year is made. The glowing fu-
ture may bear to US upon the wave
Of a. evolution now undreamed of
and unimaginable, some fool tremen-
dous enough to challenge Fairchild's
championship; but there is nothing
in the philosophy of our day, either
demonstrable or conjectural, to war
rant tho hope that the world shall
ever gaze upon fool fit to touch the
lachet Of his shoe.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
Chronic Coughs and Colds

And ali diseases of the Throat and Lungs
can be cured by the use OF Scott'S Emul-
sion, as it contains the healing virtues OF
Cod Liver Oil and HypophoSphites in
their fullest form. II consider SCOTS
Emulsion the remedy par-excellence in
T1Derculous and Strumous Affections.
to say nothing OF ordinary colds and
throat troubles. w. R. S. CoSNELL,
N. D.. Manchester, O, 6-23-4t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
He Missed the Cat.
From the Detr0i Free Press.

fFOW me DelOH FFee ITeSS.
Boy called patrolman on An
tome street, as he hurried into the
alley to find a lad coming out Of q
back gate, "did you hear that report
Of a gum
You bet".' was the reply.
Where was it,
In your back yard
Who fired it?''
i did, and don't you keep me here
any longer? Dad was in the wood
shed when I fired at cat, and from
the way he is cussing ard thrashing
around l guess I missed the cat by
about six feet"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
Pomona Hill Nurseries.
POMONA ~. G.

Two and half miles west Of Green's
boro, n. G. The main line of the F. &
D. r. r. passes through the grounds and
within 100 feet OF the office. Salem
trains make regular stops twice daily
each way. Those interested in Fruit
and Fruit growing are cordially invited
to inspect this the largest nursery in the
State and one among the largest in the
South.
The proprietor has for many years
visited the leading Nurseries North and
West, and corresponded with those of
foreign countries, gathering every fruit
that was calculated to suit the South,
both native and foreign. The reputa-
ton OF Pomona Hill Nurseries is such
that many agents going out from Greens
boro, representing other nurseries, try
to leave the impression that they are
representing these nurseries. Why do
they DO il: Let the public answer.
have in stock growing (and can show
visitors the Samc) the largest and best
stock OF trees, &C., ever shown Or seen
in anytwo nurseries in North Carolina,
consisting Of apple, peach, pear, cherry,
plum, grape, Japanese pcrsimmon. ia
panese plum, apricots, ncctaricnc, Rus
sian apricot, mulberry, ounces. Small
fruits Strawberry, raspberry, currants,
pecans, English walnutS, rhubarD, as
paragus, evcrgrecns, shade trees, roses,
&c.
Give you: order to my authorized
agent or ordrr direct irGm rhc nursery.
Correspondence solicited. Descriptive
catalogues free to applicants.
Address,
J. VAN. LINnLEY,
POMONA.
Gui!ford County, y. c.